Background and Education: I'm an artist, writer, educator and song 'n dance man of many musical talents! Along with being a theatrical director and choreographer, I'm a composer, playwright and jazz pianist. 
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[Not quite an ePortfolio as I would describe Todd's presentation, but an altogether excellent presentation (speaking as an ex-teacher of Design & Technology) which should be a significant part of his whole ePortfolio - RT] 
Welcome to my dental hygiene ePortfolio. This portfolio is a representation of my growth and progression towards becoming a Registered Dental Hygienist. I am very excited and privileged to be a graduate of the Dental Hygiene Program at Foothill College. I have learned a tremendous amount over the past two years and have gained valuable experiences that have helped me become a competent and proficient dental hygienist. 
Welcome to my ePortfolio! I'm Angela Farris, a dietetic intern at the University of Maryland College Park. Follow me on my journey to become a Registered Dietitian over the next 10.5 months. 
An excellent personal eFolio. Worth looking at just for the approaches used, eg look at the link for employment to see something different to the usual lists - I wish that I had thought of it! 
Founder, EdChange, & Assistant Professor, Integrative Studies, George Mason University
My professional and spiritual passions lie in movements and processes for building equitable and just organizations, schools, and communities. My central goal is continual transformation toward equity and justice within my Self, within our Communities and Schools, and within Society. 
A strange approach... Not one that I would recommend! 
This website was built from My Online Art Store by moranation using wix free website builder.
[Not what I would call an ePortfolio but what do you think?] 
I originally hail from just north of Toronto, Canada, but currently work as head librarian and coordinator of online courses at Yokohama International School in Japan. Previously, I've taught histo... 
Is it an ePortfolio? Is it a blog? Is it a blatant example of a lecturer trying to sell his books? Whatever you may think of Christopher Long's methods, he broadcasts a profound message concerning 'The Gutenberg Parenthesis'. How the ePortfolio can best exploit this new 'parallel universe' is the question that comes to my mind. 
My ePortfolio highlights my greatest academic work and accomplishments since I began as a student here in the fall of 2009. It reflects my growth as both a student and as a business professional over the past two years and displays my goals and dreams for the rest of my college career until graduation. 
Maisha Lopa is a student at the Macaulay Honors College at the City University of New York-Hunter College. She is majoring in International Affairs with a focus on International Development. Her professional expertise revolves around security, nuclear disarmament and international economic development policy issues and she has worked with various NGO’s and IO’s and New York City government. |
Pupils from Robin Hood primary school, Birmingham, worked with a film crew from the National College for School Leadership to express their desire to use the... Via Heath Sawyer 
Eportfolio links - http://t.co/A1LjIX7d #asbunplugged... 
What is a "blog"?
"Blog" is an abbreviated version of "weblog," which is a term used to describe web sites that maintain an ongoing chronicle of information.
A blog features diary-type commentary and links to articles on other Web sites, usually presented as a list of entries in reverse chronological order. Blogs range from the personal to the political, and can focus on one narrow subject or a whole range of subjects.
GM: Blogs can also get used by educators to share their knowledge... Via Gust MEES 
Way back in 1963 I started out on my career as a teacher of Design and Technology. I have always been a 'problem solver' and thus when computers first arrived on the education scene, in about 1980, I was one of the first to see how computing could make life easier for both teachers and pupils. And this has been my mission ever since! 
Listing your dog as a reference on a job application or including your ability to do the moonwalk as a special skill may grab a potential employer's attention, but it won't land you the job. 
With more applicants than there are jobs, employers can be very picky. When you apply for a job, your resume is likely to be one of hundreds the employer has received - all with similar intellectual and experiential qualifications. 
During one visit there, I remember looking around and thinking that this was the kind of place that I would like to work, and the kind of thing I would like to do. 
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Over the past few weeks, my work-life balance has shifted slightly in home’s favour, which has been lovely. Having time off from work and spending more time with my family has been fantastic. As you would expect, my children have been a huge part of this home time and most days I am struck by how the things that they are learning and the way that they interact with each other provide me with lots of opportunity for reflection for both home and work, which I wanted to share. 
The Yale School of Music, Music in Schools Initiative has made a difference all over the region - over 110 events and programs at 56 area locations - with concerts, teaching artists, educational programs and more, at elementary schools, high schools, colleges, community centers, libraries, conferences and festival events both near and far from Yale. 
Writers take words seriously - perhaps the last professional class that does - and they struggle to steer their own through the crosswinds of meddling editors and careless typesetters and obtuse and malevolent reviewers into the lap of the ideal reader.
John Updike 
This is my personal online portfolio. It showcases my college activities and achievements while at Clemson University. |
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